In 2019, the World Health Organization called employee burnout a medical condition, noting that it is caused by chronic stress in the workplace. Globally, more than 322 million people suffer from depression, which mainly affects working-age adults. Approximately 60 per cent of the world’s population has some form of employment or work activity and more […]
24 Mar 2021 COVID-19, depression, DSS, IoT, mhealth, work-related stress
Through different campaigns to measure the lighting conditions in different rooms, combined with other relevant sources of information, the study allows INSATI to advance one of its priority lines of research, which combines the latest advances in photonic technologies with light sensorization systems, IoT and DSS platforms
24 Nov 2020 ATIS INIBIC, circadian rhythms, DSS, GAIN, innovapeme, IoT, Lighting, Photonics, Sensorization
Within the framework of the Innovapeme 2019 call, Insati has the services of the Photonics4Life Research Group (GI-1479) attached to the Department of Applied Physics of the USC to carry out a design and characterisation study of sensors and solid-state light sources (LEDs) and their integration into an integral control solution for lighting in hospital […]
2 Dec 2019 App, circadian rhythms, GAIN, innovapeme, IoT, Lighting, Photonics, Photonics4Life, USC
The Galician Agency for Innovation (GAIN) supports the XESTA project. The XESTA project, which has the active collaboration of the National Transplant Organisation (ONT), seeks to define labelling, in accordance with the new single European code and under extremely cold environmental conditions, using RFID and NFC components
17 Oct 2014 GAIN, IoT, R+D+i